Fri. Nov. 20, 2015: Reading Class/Chpt. 3 and 4 Lord of the Flies

Today, you were instructed to read Chapters Three and Four of the novel Lord of the Flies, for Monday's class. I also gave you questions to answer (just jot/point form) to ensure you are active in this.
I have pasted these questions below for those who were absent.

Lord of the Flies: Chapter Three: Huts on the Beach

1. How successful is Jack in the second hunt? Explain (value:1)
2. Who is the only one to help Ralph with the building of huts? (value: 1)
3. What happened to the others who were initially helping? (value: 4)
4. What is the conflict which arises between Ralph and Jack? (value: 2)
5. Why is Jack so intent on hunting rather than helping with the shelters? (value: 1)
6. Why is Ralph so concerned about the little ones? (value: 1)
7. What is revealed about Simon in this chapter? (value: 2)
8. What are Golding’s implied comments, as revealed in this chapter, concerning the parliamentary system of government? (value: 2)

Lord of the Flies

Chapter Four: Painted Faces and Long Hair: Answer Key

9. What strange mysteries occur in the hot afternoon sun and how are they explained? (1)

10. Describe the activities of the “littluns” (value: 5)

 11. Who knocks over the sandcastles? (value:2)

12. What is revealed about Roger in this chapter? Why does he stop short of hitting Henry with the stones? (value: 2)

13. In what ways do the hunters prepare for another hunt? (value: 2)

14. How do the boys react to Piggy? (value:1)

15. Why doesn’t the ship which passes near the island see the fire? (value: 1)

16. Describe the hunters’ return from the hunt. (value: 3)

17. How do the hunters react to Ralph’s tongue lashing? (value: 1)

18. Describe the encounter between Jack and Piggy. (value:3)

19. Describe the feast (value:4)

20. Why does Jack refuse to give Piggy some meat? Who shares his with Piggy? (2)